Can BSc Physiology graduates pursue higher studies? If yes, what are the options?
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Yes, BSc Physiology graduates can pursue higher studies to further specialize or expand their career opportunities. Some of the popular higher education options include:
MSc Physiology – A direct continuation of their studies to deepen their understanding of human physiology.
MSc Clinical Research – For those interested in medical research and clinical trials.
MSc Medical Laboratory Technology – Specializing in diagnostic laboratory work.
Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) – For graduates interested in pursuing a career in physiotherapy.
MBA in Healthcare Management – To move into management roles within the healthc
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